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Mid-Tipperary Senior Hurling Final Match Programme 2001 Campion Insurances Ltd. Urlingtord 056-31202 • Kilkenny 056-62798 • Portlaoise 0502·22100 SPECIALISING IN Contractor and Allied Trade Liability Property Cover: Farm Shop Pub Office Motor & Household Insurance Commercial Fleets Mortgages, Pensions, Life & Serious Illness Cover Why not contact your local consultant Ronan Stanley (Garinahoe - Glengoole) 056·31202/087-6508680 or any of the above 2 .. Failte on gCathaoirleach <iilte romhaibh a chairdc, go dtf Cluichf Cheannais Sinsear agus idirmcanach 111iobraid ATann . Faille Proimh na f6irne agus na reilcoiri. Ta suil 3gam go mbcidh sa r J<i iom.lnaiochla againn. The Senior Final, today, is a repeat of last year's encounter between Loughmore-Castlciney and Thudes Sarsfi clds. They provided us wit h a thrilling encounter then and one can expect similar fare today with little more than a puck of the ball behveen them at the end. Between them, Ih~ club's provided five of Tipperary's All-irel.lnd winning panel, proof positive that hurling is alive and well in the Mid-lipp Division. To David, Edd ie, Paul, liu and Nod llnd indeed all the Tipperary panel, we Sc'ly a big thank you for a most enjoyable year. The Intermediate Final today sees old rivals Gortnahoe-Glcngoole and Moyne­ 'iempletuohy renew competition, Both desire a return to the senior ranl...s and perceive this final as a vital stepping stone in their quest. Today, we welcome the primary school teachers of the Division as our guests of honour, They have kept our game alive and flourishing in their schools and to them is due no small thanks for lippcrary's All-Ireland success this year in hu rling and camogie. Best of luck to all four learns. Enjoy the matches! 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Tommy Treacy, O.ln Coffey, Denis Bohan, A draw was made for the senior hurling Jack, Tom and Mick Ml1her. championship but no gillne W.15 played as Ilowever, Loughmore-Castleiney did the Divisional Secretary, Andy Mason, not again become a force in Mid lipp proposed thai the medals for that year's hurling until the 'seventi es, when they championship be awarded to rhudes, the IVan Mid Minor championships in 1974, reigning county champions. Thur1es 1976, 1m, 1978, 1979 and county titles in retained the county title with the following 1976 and 1979. In Apri l 1980, they became learn: Tom Semple (captain), "Hawk" the only Intermediate cl ub to capture the O'Brien, Martin O'Brien, Martin O'Brien, Cahill Cup and then went on to win the GeT Hayes, Jack Mockler, To m Kenna, Jack Mid and County Intermediate titles. The Mooney, Hughie Shelley, Tom Kerwick, club made l1n immediate impact on the Micky Gleeson, Jack Cahill, Joe Senior Championship l1S it contested the Moloughney, Paddy Burke, Paddy 1981 and 1982 Mid finals, but lost on both Stapleton, Paddy BTOlan, Mick Flynn and occasions to Moycl1rkey-Borris. Success Mick Ryan. came at I11St on August 14th 1983, when From 1907 to 1946, thirty-cight out of Moycarkey-Borris - reigning county forty Mid Senior Championships lVere champions - were defel1ted in the final l1t Won by Sarsfields, Moycarkey-Borris and Templemore by 0-15 to 0-1 1. The club Boherlahan. The exceptions lVere in 1927 contested both Senior finals in 1983, losing and 1928 when the title was won by to Borrisoleigh in the hurling but defel1ti ng Clonoulty and Killea-Castleiney, Fethard after a replay in the football TCSpectively. decider. Killea-Castleiney defea ted Moycarkey in Loughmore-Castlciney's greatest win the 1928 semi-final but received a walk­ came in 1988 when All-Ireland club over in the final asCionoulty, who won the champions Borrisoleigh were defeated in other semi-final, had been suspended by the County Senior final. the County Board after a torrid tussle with The team that won the fi rst Mid Senior South Champions Boherlahan. Clonoulty title in 1983 was: Frankie McGrath, Richard had been nominated to represent the Mid Stapleton, Peter Brennan, Dinny Kiely, Pat DiviSion in the county championship as Cormack, Jim Maher, Eamon Sweeney, 1'111 Mid had not been able to complete its McGrath, E.1mon Brennan. Tom McGrath, programme in time. They had defeated Pat Treacy, Li am Cormack, Mick McGrath, Toomevara in the county semi-fin al by 11-4 John Treacy, John Cormack. Sub: M. Ml1her. to 4-2. The county fin al was described by Pat McGrath will play with Loughmore­ Canon Fogarty as "an unruly final". Castleiney today and his brothers, Tom Clonoulty left the field of play before full­ and Frl1nkie, are members of the panel. time, thus incurring a twelve months Bob Stakelu m, suspension. President, Mid-1ipp Board 5-------------------- For the unique experience visit Guilfoyles I EVERARD'S PUB Templetuohy i Grocery, petrol, Congratulations and newsagents etc. best wishes to wishing Moynerrempletuohy MoynefTempletuohy G.A.A. clu b from Sean, the best in today's Johnnie and family Mid Final from Mu sic this Saturday and Sunday night Tom and Ann MOYNE Ely's MOTORS Servicing and crash Centra repairs, petrol, diesel, Best oi ls, batteries, tyres, wishes to puncture repairs, gas, Moyne/Templetuohy coal, briquettes etc. Best wishes to from Moyne/Templetuohy from Pat, Mary Pat, Eileen & Family & Family Gleeson Quarries Limited Laffanbridgc, Thurlcs. Phone: 052-56117 Friar St, Thurlcs. Tel: (O504) 21144 Bar & Restaurant 0 Distinction Lun ches se rved dail y Evening mea ls: Tu esday to Saturday 6 - 9.30 p.m. Under the personal supervision of Derek and Louise O'COllnell Wisfii"9 60th WtnIS tIie 6est of fuck in tIie Mid Fina! • Movne-Templetuohv he G.A.A. club is a major part of Hurling; 1995 Senior Hurling Shield life in the parish of Mayne and 1996 U-21 B Football. TTempletuohy, from it's first This year is the clubs most recorded match under the TIpperary successful for a long time. We have County based Board in 1905 unt-illhe already won Mid U21 Football; Mid present day. U-21 B Hurling County Intermediate The dub has won a number of League; Mid Junior B Hurling and honours over the last twenty years, Mid Senior Football and our Junior B including two Mid Senior Football Hurleosh.ve'lualified "" theCounty Final. Finals, one in 1986 and one in 2001. The club officers for ZOOt are as Both wins over neighbours Loughmore follows: Chairman Willie Fogarty; Castleiney. The county fina l wins in Secretary Dominic Everard; Joint the parish were as follows: 1980 treasurers Aine Maher, Lorna Leahy; Junior Football; 1982 Intermediate P.R.O. Joe Kennedy. Juvcnille Officers: Football; 1983 lntermediate Hurling; Chai rman Willie Butler; Secreta ry 1983 Intermediate Hurling; 1987 William Maher; Treasurer Marrion Minor B Hurling; 1990 Junior Stokes. EDDIE JOE'S BAR & LoUNGE Thurles Road, Templemore Phone 0504 32272 (Of)Oiynt ttll'J'~:p1t t1C'!.lr!))'hIJ CC;.h.h. CtllJlrb Night at the dogs in Thurles Greyhound Stadium 00 Satwday 31d No..mber Spoaoon oad DC)IIJiN..... pady ....,.m- 0. ..,;_ ":fOW..,,- ..''-'''''' ... 9 Loughtttore I.,., MOYNIHAN loul1ge ~ar 050·+-314+4 ALUMINIUM Killinan, Thurles Suppliers of Proprietors • P.V.C. Aluminium Joh~ g. 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    Mid-Tipperary Senior Hurling Final Match Programme 1995 Curnann Luthchleas Gael Thiobraid Arann Mean MacLOCHLAINN (ROAD MARKINGS) LTD. MID TIPPERARY SENIOR HURLING FINAL SEMPLE REFEREE: ON SATURDAY 26th. MICHAEL GREENE, AUGUST, 1995 (UPPERCHURCH· at 6.45 p.m. DROMBANE) r-----------------, I BOTHAR LEATHAN - I : nmCHEALLA : I I I V I I I I LUACH NUUGH- I I I IL _________________CAISLEAN AOIBHNE ~I Preceded al 5.15 p.rn by CENTENARY ROOMS INTERMEDIATE HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP J.K. BRACKENS V HOLYCROSS-BALLYCAHILL Referee: Briosley Lowth (Boherlahan-Dualla). Clar Oiflgiuil SOp 11""",( 0 .:::: N I..~. I~ 00I00I FAILTE ON gCATHAOIRLEACH Fearaim failte romhaidh go leir anocht go Staid Semple cun cluiche ceanna.is iomaint sinsear idir Bothar Leathan-Duichealla agus Luach Maigh - Caislean Aoibhne. As chainnan of the Mid TIpperary Board it gives me great pleasure to welcome you aU to the showpiece of the year in the division­ the senior hurling final. This year makes it very special as we welcome back Boherlahan-Dualla in quest of their first senior Mid crown since 1953 against the holders and worthy opponents in Loughmore-Castleiney. The 1995 championship has provided excellent fare so far with very thrilling games. the final should be no exception. We all look fOIward to a very competitive game. I wish both teams every success to-night and also in their quest for county honours later on. We hope the curtain raiser between 1.K. Brackens and Holycross-Ballycahill will provide a keen opening to the programme. [ wish to thank MacLochlainn Road Markings for their sponsorship and all our others sponsors too, the Semple Stadium Management Committee for the facilities provided, the players in all grades, the club officials, referees and their officials and all our loyal supponers and all associated with Cumann Luthchleas Gael in Mid Tipperary.
  • Visit of Iraqi Academics

    Visit of Iraqi Academics

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  • Thurles Sarsfields Defeated Loughmore-Castleiney by the the Teams Were Divided Into Two Roinns Based on 2014 Minimum of Margins on a Scoreline of 1-17 to 2-13

    Thurles Sarsfields Defeated Loughmore-Castleiney by the the Teams Were Divided Into Two Roinns Based on 2014 Minimum of Margins on a Scoreline of 1-17 to 2-13

    Clean Ireland Recycling County Senior Hurling Championship 2015 By Seamus J. King hurles Sarsfields won their third title in four years when 2nd seeds: J K Brackens, Holycross-Ballycahill, Mullinahone, they edged out Nenagh Eire Óg in a closely-fought Portroe; Tencounter in the Clean Ireland Recycling County Senior 3rd seeds: Kickhams, Boherlahan-Dualla, Borrisokane, Hurling Championship final at Semple Stadium on October 25. It Cappawhite; was Nenagh Eire Óg's second time to have tasted final defeat by 4th seeds: Ballingarry, Moneygall, Moyne-Templetuohy. the slenderest of margins in three years. Lar Corbett's 57th minute Following the league the 31 teams in the two Roinns were point proved the difference between the sides as well as good reduced to 16 for the preliminary quarter-finals. The teams that defensive play by Sarsfields in the dying seconds that denied Eire qualified were as follows: 4 top teams in each group in Roinn 1, 4 Óg the chance to force a draw. top teams in each group in Roinn 2, 4 divisional champions, 4 The format of the championship was the same as in 2014 with runners-up in each group in Roinn 1. one small exception. In that year it was possible for the fourth team in a group to get into the play-offs after the league, if two of Divisional finals the teams above it won divisional championships. This possibility All four divisional finals were played on August 23. In the Mid was removed in 2015. Thurles Sarsfields defeated Loughmore-Castleiney by the The teams were divided into two Roinns based on 2014 minimum of margins on a scoreline of 1-17 to 2-13.